Government Quizzes & Trivia
Students will assess their knowledge and understanding of the Branches of US Government
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Sample QuestionWho is the head of the Executive Branch?
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Sample QuestionWhich example best demonstrates a constitutional government?
This is a pre-test for the CAP government class
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Sample QuestionWhich term means that citizens are entitled to know the decision-making process of our government leaders?
This quiz assesses your knowledge of Unit 7.
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Sample QuestionWhich of these does the International Red Cross provide in a time of war?
This is a quiz to ensure Healthways colleagues have a practical understanding of the Foreign Anti-Corruption program. It is important that all colleagues avoid improper payments to government officials and fully comprehend our...
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Sample QuestionFor a payment to be considered improper:
This is the objective portion of the Unit I test that I gave to my high school students. It covers the foundations of American government.You have 20 minutes to complete this test. Each of the questions or incomplete...
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Sample QuestionThe theorist who believed that the bureaucracy was the real power in government was
Government Final
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Sample QuestionA criticism of interest-group pluralism is its class bias in favor of those with?
Below are trivia quiz questions on Types Of Government. When you look at different countries and their history, there is a possibility that they have experienced different types of government over time, each with their own...
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Sample QuestionWhat type of government has absolute power?
This is a practice quiz for a college level Government I mid-term quiz. Questions will focus on the US Constitution, democracy, and aspects learned during the first semester of the class.
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Sample QuestionWhat is the power of the purse?
Multiple choice quiz on US Government
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Sample QuestionAfter becoming a country, our first laws were called:
This Government Quiz has some Trivia Questions on Types of Government! There are different types of power shown by leaders, and this forms the base of the types of government that countries have. Did you know that most countries...
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Sample QuestionA form of government in which all adults take part in decisions
Answer the multiple choice questions about the types of government.
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Sample QuestionWhat type of government has absolute power?
Choose the BEST answer. Read the explanation if there is.
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Sample QuestionTwo roles of economists: as policy advisors, they develop and test their theories to explain the world around them. As policy advisers, they use their theoires to help change the world for the better.
This quiz is all about provincial government, which is defined as the government of a country subdivision in a federal form of government, and that shares political power with the federal or national government. What do you know...
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Sample QuestionWhat is the role most associated with the luteniant govener?
You may know a bit about politics – the process of making decisions which apply to everyone in a group - but how much do you know about each of the four types of government? Let’s find out.
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Sample QuestionWhat type of government is characterized by each individual voting directly on each subject?
Below is a G.K Trivia Questions on Government! For a region to grow, there must be some power that helps the people live in peace and come up with ways to grow their economy and promote their culture. There are different types of...
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Sample QuestionA king or queen inherits the throne by birth and has complete control
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Sample QuestionCivil liberties are legal and constitutional protections against...
This test is a test over all of the information we have covered in our government and citizenship unit
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Sample QuestionWhat does the Legislative branch do?
Introduction to princles of government
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Sample QuestionThe fact that we have a Congress to make law, a President to enforce the law, and a Supreme Court to interpret the law is a reflection of which of the following principles?
This quiz is a practice for remembering different types of governments.
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Sample QuestionWhich broad type of government is being ruled completely by one person?
With such a self explanatory name, you can deduce that intergovernmental relations are the relations in an intergovermental level.
To further simplify, these are local, provincial, and national institutions creating an...
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Sample QuestionRelations amongst the government within a federation assume their distinctive form as a result of these except which one?
In the United States, the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS) is a record system operated by the federal government for the licensing and registration of financial services.
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Sample QuestionWhen did the NMLS begin its operations?
This is a system of government by foreign, strong, independent nations on a group of people habitating in a geographical location. The controlled states are referred to as part of the controlling nation. However, their...
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Sample QuestionIn indirect rule, the dependent states are referred to as
There are many types or forms of government in which many societies imbibe. Gerontocracy is one of them. What can we say about it? Lets check it out.
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Sample QuestionWhich of the following best describes Gerontocracy?
Totalitarianism is a political system in which total control is exerted by the state over citizens. No freedom of speech and the economic, social, political and cultural reins of the society are handled by the leader.
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Sample QuestionA society in which people have a say in their government and elect their leaders is...
Aristocracy simply means the upper class, or in some cases, the ruling class or upper ruling class. Derived from the Greek word aristokratia, meaning rule of the best, it is a form of government controlled by a certain class of...
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Sample QuestionThe origins of Aristocracy has been credited to...
Monarchy is a system of government which has existed more than 2000 years ago. it is likely to be the first system of government that ever came into adoption. Do you think you are very familiar with this topic? Try this quiz out.
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Sample QuestionWhat is Monarchy?
One Percenters, 1 Percenters, or 1%ers: This is a group of motorcycle clubs with outlaw members. Do you think you know the 1%ers? I dare you to take this quiz.
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Sample QuestionHow many 1%er motorcycle clubs start with the letter Q?
Concurrent powers are shared by both the acting government and the state. The United States practices this kind of system. How conversant are you with how this system works? Take up this quiz and find out what you don’t...
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Sample QuestionA national polity governed as a single unit, with the central government exercising all or most political authority, is known as a
This quiz is to see what you know about Government Corruption.
Use the information on my board to help you.
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Sample QuestionThe African government build lots of well-working schools.
A Basic test on Government created from a study guide for a 3rd grade class. Student should be able to identify different government terms, types of government, and compare government leaders roles.
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Sample QuestionWhich "Act" allowd all Americans (any race or color) equal rights to speak and vote?
